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MAP Fertilizer 11-52-0 / 12-61-0

MAP | Granular 11-52-0 (SGN 200–300) & fully soluble 12-61-0

CBIL brokers high-analysis monoammonium phosphate from Moroccan Atlantic ports (OCP Jorf Lasfar), United States Gulf Coast (Tampa), Canadian terminals, non-sanctioned CIS producers (Kazakhstan's Kazphosphate, Uzbekistan), and Australia. Granular 11-52-0 moves in 50 kg PP bags with inner poly-liners, 1 MT jumbo bags, and bulk Handysize/Supramax parcels (20,000–50,000 MT), alongside technical-grade crystalline 12-61-0 in 25 kg multi-wall bags on shrink-wrapped pallets.

Granular MAP 11-52-0 delivers 11.0% ammoniacal nitrogen and 52.0% available P₂O₅ (with ≥ 48.0% water-soluble P₂O₅), moisture ≤ 1.5%, and an acidic reaction pH of 4.0–4.5 in a 10% aqueous solution. Physically, it is manufactured to SGN 200–300 (median 2.6–3.0 mm, ≥ 90% between 2.0 and 4.0 mm) with a minimum crushing strength of 3.0 kgf and anti-caking coating. Because MAP creates an acidic micro-zone around the dissolving granule, it prevents phosphate fixation by calcium in alkaline and calcareous soils (unlike alkaline DAP), unlocking superior phosphorus uptake in sugarcane, cotton, and broadacre canola/cereals. Furthermore, MAP lacks free ammonia, making it 100% compatible for blending with urea and ammonium nitrate without nitrogen volatilisation or sticky hygroscopic degradation. For greenhouse drip fertigation, foliar feeding, and open-field micro-irrigation, our technical-grade MAP 12-61-0 (NH₄H₂PO₄) provides 12.0% N and 61.0% P₂O₅ with 100% solubility, insolubles strictly ≤ 0.1%, and virtually zero chloride or heavy metal contaminants, preventing drip emitter clogging.

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Excluded origins are not offered, including product re-exported, blended or re-processed through a third country. Every lot moves with a certificate of origin naming the producing plant, mine or grower country, and nothing is quoted before the seller and loading point are known.

Indicative reference

$650–780 USD / MT

as at September 2026

IncotermsFOB · CFR · CIF
OriginsMorocco (OCP Atlantic Ports), United States (US Gulf / Tampa), Canada, Non-Sanctioned CIS (Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan), Australia
PackagingBulk vessel (Handysize / Supramax) · 50 kg PP bags with PE liner · 1 MT jumbo bags · 25 kg bags (WS grade)
HS Code3105.40

Reference level only — not an offer, and reviewed quarterly. Levels shown are as at September 2026. Firm pricing is quoted per RFQ, subject to volume, terms and inspection.

Morocco (OCP Atlantic Ports) · United States (US Gulf / Tampa) · Canada · Non-Sanctioned CIS (Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan) · Australia

Typical Specification

Total Nitrogen (N)11.0% (granular) / 12.0% (WS grade)
Available P₂O₅52.0% (granular) / 61.0% (WS grade)
Water-Soluble P₂O₅≥ 48.0% (granular) / 100% (WS grade)
Moisture≤ 1.5% (granular) / ≤ 0.2% (WS grade)
Granule Size (2–4 mm)≥ 90% (granular)
Size Guide Number (SGN)200–300 (UI ≥ 50)
Crushing Strength≥ 3.0 kgf / granule (granular)
pH (10% solution)4.0–4.5 (acidic starter effect)
Insolubles (WS grade)≤ 0.1% max (drip-safe)

Specifications are indicative and adjusted to the agreed contract and destination requirements. Final spec confirmed on COA / SGS.

Available Grades

Granular MAP 11-52-0 (Agricultural Starter Grade, SGN 200–300)Technical Water-Soluble MAP 12-61-0 (Drip Fertigation & Foliar)Granular MAP 10-50-0 / 11-55-0Low-Cadmium MAP (EU Regulation 2019/1009 Compliant)

Applications

  • Starter fertilizer for alkaline & calcareous soils (cereal & oilseed drilling)
  • Southeast Asian sugarcane planting & oil palm nursery establishment
  • Drip fertigation & foliar feeding for horticulture & greenhouses (WS grade)
  • Precision bulk blending with urea & ammonium nitrate (zero ammonia loss)
  • Broadacre mechanical spreading

Category

Agriculture & Fertilizers

Incoterms

FOB · CFR · CIF

Pricing basis

USD / MT

Inspection

SGS / Intertek at load port

MAP Fertilizer 11-52-0 / 12-61-0 — buyer questions

Why choose granular MAP 11-52-0 over DAP 18-46-0 on alkaline soils?

The difference lies in chemical pH: DAP dissolves to create an alkaline micro-zone (pH ~7.5–8.0) that precipitates phosphate with soil calcium into insoluble calcium phosphates while volatilising ammonia. Granular MAP produces an acidic micro-zone (pH 4.0–4.5), which keeps phosphorus water-soluble and immediately bioavailable to crop roots on calcareous and high-pH soils, giving superior root development in broadacre canola, cereals, and sugarcane.

How does technical-grade MAP 12-61-0 perform in drip fertigation?

Our technical MAP 12-61-0 is manufactured to pharmaceutical and greenhouse purity standards with 100% water solubility and insolubles guaranteed ≤ 0.1%. It dissolves instantly in ambient irrigation water without residue, preventing blockage of drip emitters, micro-jets, and pivot nozzles. Its moderate acidity also helps prevent calcium and magnesium carbonate scale buildup in drip irrigation lines.

Which origins does CBIL supply for MAP?

We supply granular MAP from Morocco (OCP Atlantic terminals), the United States (Florida / Tampa), Canada, and non-sanctioned CIS producers (such as Kazphosphate in Kazakhstan). Each cargo is offered with the producer and load port named.

Is MAP safe for physical bulk blending with urea?

Yes. Unlike DAP, which contains free ammonia that reacts with urea under humidity to form sticky, hygroscopic carbamates, MAP has lower ammoniation and an acidic pH. It blends smoothly with granular urea, ammonium nitrate, and MOP, maintaining high physical stability and dry flowability during storage and spreading.

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